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Antarctic Peninsula: An Explorer’s Expedition

Journey to one of the most remote destinations on Earth on an unforgettable expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula. The journey begins in Ushuaia which stands at South America's southern extremity before travelers cross the Drake Passage to reach an area that features extensive frozen landscapes and towering glaciers and abundant marine life in the surrounding waters.

The explorers discover penguin colonies during their journey while they observe massive icebergs floating in restricted water passages and they watch whales emerge from the freezing ocean. The South Shetland Islands along with the Antarctic Peninsula become visible through guided exploration which demonstrates their striking terrain and untouched natural environment. The polar adventure provides an eleven-day experience which lets travelers discover nature while viewing animals and enjoying breathtaking views.

Day by day

Day 1: Discover Ushuaia, the World’s Southernmost City
Your expedition begins in Ushuaia, a remote port city surrounded by the dramatic wilderness of Tierra del Fuego. The southernmost region of Argentina contains Ushuaia which functions as the main entry point for travelers who want to explore Antarctica. Visitors can explore its beautiful waterfront area while learning about its seafaring past and taking in stunning views of the Beagle Channel together with the surrounding mountain peaks. The city displays an adventurous nature because it functions as the gateway for expeditions which head to the southernmost regions. The expedition group will meet for its first briefing during the later hours of the day when staff members will deliver essential information about what lies ahead and provide an exciting preview of Antarctic nature and wildlife which awaits them.
Day 2: Departure Through the Beagle Channel
The expedition reaches its official beginning when travelers step onto their vessel which will transport them to the Antarctic continent. The ship leaves Ushuaia to navigate through the historical Beagle Channel which features towering mountains and uninhabited islands. The journey toward Antarctica becomes real when the coastline slowly fades into the distance. The ship's expedition team becomes known to travelers during orientation sessions which also teach them about polar travel operations. Passengers gather on deck to watch seabirds which fly above the water while they enjoy their view of Patagonia's rough southern terrain. The ship's atmosphere becomes full of excitement because the expedition moves toward the open waters which belong to the Southern Ocean.
Day 3: Into the Southern Ocean: Drake Passage
Day 4: Approaching Antarctica
Day 5: South Shetland Islands Adventure
Day 6: Antarctic Peninsula Discovery
Day 7: Icebergs, Fjords, and Wildlife
Day 8: Antarctic Exploration Continues
Day 9: Sailing North Across the Drake Passage
Day 10: Final Day at Sea
Day 11: Arrival Back in Ushuaia
 | Scoresby Sund | Icebergs floating
 | Disko Island | huge icebergs
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King George Island | South Shetland Islands |  Antarctica

Cruise Includes

Embarkation shuttle transfer to the vessel from Ushuaia city centre
Shuttle transfer after disembarkation from the ship to Ushuaia city centre or airport
All Zodiac landings and excursions, as per itinerary, guided by our Expedition Team
Expedition parka
Rubber boots loan scheme
Briefings and lectures by our Expedition Leader and Team
English-speaking Expedition Team
Full board on the ship - breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks
Complimentary house wine, beer and soda at dinner (selected labels and brands, served at our a-la-carte dinners)
Free tea and coffee available 24 hours
Taxes and landing fees
Special photo workshops
Welcome and Farewell Cocktail Parties

Cruise does not include

Extra excursions and activities not mentioned in the itinerary
Single room supplement and stateroom upgrades
Meals not on board the ship
Beverages (other than coffee and tea)
Tips for the crew (we recommend USD 14 per person per day)
Personal expenses (e.g. Albatros Polar Spa services, Albatros Ocean Boutique purchases)

Highlights

Sail from Ushuaia to the Antarctic Peninsula
Witness glaciers, icebergs, and dramatic polar landscapes
Encounter penguins, whales, and seals in their natural habitat
Explore the remote South Shetland Islands
Experience the legendary Drake Passage crossing

Antarctic Peninsula: An Explorer’s Expedition

From USD 10195,00

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Our Cruise Itineraries
  • Crossing the Antarctic Circle
  • Four Arctic Islands
  • Exploring Antarctica’s Spring
  • Celebrating New Year's in Antarctica
  • South Shetland Islands & Antarctic Peninsula
  • Antarctic Peninsula: The Classic Voyage
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